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The Rolling Stones live at Earl’s Court, London, May 22 1976

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A Hot Night in London

In May 1976, The Rolling Stones rolled into London’s Earls Court for a string of legendary shows during their Black and Blue tour. The band was riding a new wave of momentum with Ronnie Wood stepping in as a full-time member. From May 21 to May 27, they played six sold-out nights, and each one was packed with energy, swagger, and pure rock ‘n’ roll chaos. Fans knew they were in for something special, and the Stones didn’t disappoint.

The setlist blended classics like Jumpin’ Jack Flash and Brown Sugar with newer tracks like Hot Stuff and Fool to Cry. Mick strutted across the massive stage in full glam style, Keith churned out riffs like a machine, and the whole band seemed totally locked in. Earls Court was loud, sweaty, and unforgettable.

The Rolling Stones in London: Ronnie Wood Joins the Ride

These shows were also a major moment for Ronnie Wood. After playing with the band on tour in ’75, 1976 marked his first official go as a Rolling Stone. His chemistry with Keith was instant—two guitarists weaving in and out of each other’s playing like they were born to do it.

Earls Court ’76 was more than just another tour stop—it was a celebration. The Stones proved once again they were still kings of the stage, even as musical trends changed around them. For fans lucky enough to be there, it was a piece of rock history they’d never forget.

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